| DOSE: T+ 0:00 |
20 mg |
oral |
Pharms - Escitalopram |
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| T+ 0:00 |
15 mg |
oral |
2C-I |
(powder / crystals) |
| T+ 0:15 |
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smoked |
Cannabis |
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| T+ 5:20 |
6 mg |
smoked |
2C-I |
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I am a 21 year-old male. I have smoked weed everyday for about six months and I have limited experience with Salvia Divinorum, 2C-I, mcat, and JWH-18.
It has been finals week here at University and as a result I have been pretty stressed. Still, tonight I was feeling good, it was early, and so spur of the moment I decided to pull out some of my 2c-I that I’d been saving. It was about 8PM, and given a come-up of roughly two hours, I knew it would be a perfect experience for a party I was going to later that night (around 11PM). My goal in consuming 2C-I this evening was to increase my “connection” with others at the party, and post-party to enjoy the visualizations and also pursue some introspection.
I should note at this point that I am currently diagnosed with depression and have been taking Lexapro (escitalopram) 20MG daily for about 7 months. I am very grateful for this drug – it has done wonders for my social and mental health. Lexapro is an SSRI, rather than an MAO inhibitor, thus I consider it totally okay to consume with 2c-I, and most tryptamines in general. I can confirm this both by personal experience and also from research done online.
The only side-effect escitilorpam seems to have on my experiences is that it mitigates the effects of hallucinogens. This is definitely true with 2C-I and also Salvia – I just don’t trip NEARLY as hard as my friends. Still, in no way do I recommend taking a larger dose of 2C-I to compensate; while the escitilopram reduces the mental effects, the physical effects such as heartrate increase and temperature irregulation are still present.
So, let’s begin my night. I am alone in my room. Put on a lot of soft-light and begin typing up a list of all the “blessings I have in my life.” I’ve found this technique to be a great way to prepare my mind to become and remain positive for the experience.
-4:00 – Consume my daily 20mg of Lexapro – usually I do it in the morning, today I do it with dinner.
0:00 – Consume approx. 15mg of 2C-I orally on an empty stomach.  Substance came in a base of hydrochloride salt – a fluffy white powder with no scent. I simply put some on my finger, stuck on my tongue, and washed down with water. Slight chemical taste.
+0:15 – Smoke Cannabis sativa. I smoke weed every day throughout the day. My tolerance is so high I don’t really get very high anymore. In my experience, weed is a great tool to maintain control of my trip if things begin to go south.
+0:25 – I feel a slight alert from the 2C-I. Typical. Full ride won’t begin for another hour or so. Slight clenching of the jaw is apparent and will last all night.
+1:30 – Slight CEVs. I am listening to “Pachebel in the Garden” - classical music mixed with nature sounds. So soothing. Music, and this album in particular, are incredibly enjoyable while on 2C-I.
+2:00 – feeling a lot of empathy; thinking about my family and how much I love them. I’m mostly happy, but notice a slight bit of negative thoughts creeping in. I’m also bored. The experience so far has been mostly bland.
+2:15 – I go to a small house-party with some guys from my fraternity. I found myself to be very talkative, and the number of people (40+) was in no way overwhelming. No one knew I had consumed 2C-I except for two people I had told. I am having a lot of fun at the party – absolutely no alcohol for me, especially with this drug – though I step out two or three times during the evening to smoke weed with some friends. I am much more sociable than usual – the music is also STELLAR. I feel each thump of bass almost corresponds with my heartbeat.
+5:00 – I notice I have feelings of frustration and am not enjoying the party any longer. Additionally, I can sense the 2C-I wanting to take over although its effects are negligible while at the party. I walk home.
+5:10 – Walk into my room. BAM! I’m really feeling it all the sudden. I feel a sense of disconnectedness from my surroundings – my room feels oddly foreign. I lay in my closet in silence with the lights off. I see visuals in my periphery. Essentially, I’m falling into what feels like a sea of “demon babies.”  I do not find this frightening. I say to myself, “wow, so this is how my depression/anxiety is trying to manifest itself? Bring it on, let’s work through this.” I attempt to discover the roots of my anxiety, but this drug is not allowing for very much philosophical introspection. Disappointing, but as I am learning, to be expected.
+5:20 – At this point I realize the substance is not affecting me nearly to the extent it should be. I deem it safe and acceptable to mix about 6mg of 2C-I and a little bit of kief in my one-hitter. I choose this method because I have never tried it, and the effects come on much more quickly. I smoke it and it is an overbearing chemical taste. I feel like a damn junkie with the way this smoke tastes.
+5:23 – BAM! Hits me very quickly. Wow. The effects are so strong. After waiting five hours, I finally am having the ride I’m looking for. I walk to my bathroom and look in the mirror. My face is contorting itself into different shapes.  I think to myself, “I resemble a rat.” I am not disturbed by what I see. I can also control it.
+5:35 – Realizing this trip will offer nothing to me in terms of self-reflection, I decide just to enjoy it. I lay in bed with Deadmau5 radio on Pandora playing. I tried some dubstep but found it too dark than I could handle. For a good 30 minutes I listen to music, enjoy CEVs - mostly patterns that look like they have been rendered mathematically; lots of greens, constantly contorting. I feel euphoric and perfect. I’m drifting in a world between sleep and wakefulness. Although I am awake, it feels like a dream almost to the point that I feel I can control what will happen next.
+6:10 – I decide to consume a shitload of chocolate my roommate gave me. Its delicious. I finish the chocolate by chugging about 32oz of water. What a great night! Kind of boring - the 2C-I wasn’t very strong this time - but for once I experienced absolutely no negative physical effects of the substance – it has been an easy-to-handle experience.
+15:00 – I wake up the next day and begin to go through my day. Around noon I notice very strong feelings of nauseau. Why? I don’t even think the 2C-I is in my system anymore. I think nothing of it til I am hit very strongly with a need to vomit.
For the rest of the day I am vomiting up liquid and I have severe diarrhea. I have never experienced this before as a result of 2C-I, and can’t imagine 2C-I is the cause. Is it? Or is it the chocolate? Whatever it was, I spend the next 24 hours absolutely miserable and sick. In hindsight, I think it was food poisoning from the chocolate. The whole next day really put a damper on how I feel about my experience with 2C-I the day before.
Conclusion:
2C-I is a great substance when used correctly. I find it constantly increases empathetic feelings, provides good visuals, and allows for a ride that is easy to control. Still, the next day’s illness makes me question whether the 2C-I is the culprit. I will definitely do it again as soon as I am can convince myself that I will have a positive experience – both during and AFTER the trip.
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[gecode-users] Skipping branching alternatives?
Luis Quesada
luque at info.ucl.ac.be
Tue Jul 11 10:04:17 CEST 2006
Christian Schulte wrote:
>I just reply to this email, even though I have read the discussion. I very
>much second Guido and Mikael and I have another bit to add as to why your
>idea of tinkering with branchings does not work.
>
>The entire setup of search in Gecode relies on recomputation: here, a commit
>operation using a branching description _must_ always tell the very same
>constraint when invoked with the same parameters. So by definition, it is
>not allowed to use state in the way you state it.
>
>
>
I confess that I still don't see why you need to implement another
search engine for dealing with Martin's problem. It seems to me that BAB
would do the job....Cannot Martin do what he wants to do by using the
constrain method? To me, that's the best place to address his global
property.
Luis
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Coronation Street fans 'in love' with Peter Barlow as he desperately tries to help his brother Daniel
Daniel has been going through a tough time
by Charlotte RodriguesFans of Coronation Street are 'in love' with Peter Barlow after he desperately tried to help his brother Daniel Osbourne.
Over the last few weeks, viewers have seen Daniel grieving for his wife Sinead, who sadly passed away from cancer.
After her death, Daniel decided to go away for a while and had to be convinced to come home by his half-brother Peter.
Read More: Coronation Street stars Isabella Flanagan and Macy Alabi enjoy night at the theatre
However, this week things got worse for Daniel.
During Sinead's funeral, Daniel's flat was robbed and the burglar took Daniel's laptop which contained precious videos that Sinead had recorded for their son Bertie.
In last night's episodes (November 20 2019), Daniel grew angry at the police for not contacting him further about the robbery, however Craig offered to take him to pawn shops to have a look for the laptop to avoid Daniel kicking up a fuss at the station.
But instead of waiting for Craig, Daniel took matters into his own hands and went looking at pawn shops alone.
After he found a laptop which looked like his in a shop, he began smashing the place up when the shop owner refused to let him look at the computer unless he was buying it.
After the shopkeeper pushed his panic button, the police, including Sinead's cousin Craig, turned up and arrested Daniel.
While Daniel was being held at the station, Peter pleaded with the shop owner to drop the charges against Daniel by explaining about Sinead's death and the subsequent robbery.
Read More: Coronation Street SPOILERS: David faces rapist Josh Tucker in court
It was then revealed the laptop had been brought in a few weeks ago by a regular customer, so likely wasn't Daniel's.
Luckily Peter's words managed to get through and the charges were dropped, meaning Daniel wouldn't be in legal trouble and wouldn't be looked into by social services.
Fans were left swooning over Peter the hero.
What can we say? He can rescue us any time!
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HARMONISTS,THE (COMEDIAN HARMONISTS) (director: Joseph Vilsmajer; cast: Ben Becker (Robert Biberti), Heino Ferch (Roman Cycowski), Ulrich Noethen (Harry Frommermann), Heinrich Schafmeister (Erich A.Collin), Max Tidof (Ari Leschnikoff), Kai Wiesinger (Erwin Bootz), Meret Becker (Erna Eggstein), Katja Riemann (Mary Cycowski), Dana Vavrova (Ursula Bootz), Susi Nicoletti (Mrs. Grunbaum), Noemi Fischer (Chantal), Otto Sander (Bruno Levy), 1997-German)
It is 1935, the group called The Comedian Harmonists are at the height of their popularity, they are world famous, as we see them formally dressed in tails performing on stage one of their favorite harmonies, "Veronika."
The film flashes back to Berlin in 1927, the weak Weimar Republic is in power and will remain so until 1933, when Hitler's Third Reich took over and put its anti-Semitic policies to work.This will provide the backdrop for this true story, that is most probably not told in its full accuracy, as it tells about the rise and fall of the musical group and their personal lives, and the events in Nazi Germany that made it impossible for them to exist as they once were, since half of their six members were Jewish, and Jews were no longer allowed to perform in Germany under the Nazis.
Harry Frommermann (Ulrich) is the unemployed Jewish actor (and dead-ringer for Robert Benigni) and self-taught musician and baritone, who tells his agent that he is a musician not an actor.That his ability is in arranging music, is met with cynicism by his agent, who tells him that there are 3 million unemployed Germans on the street who are arrangers.
Harry runs an ad in the paper, after hearing a record of an American Negro group called "The Revellers" singing harmony; and, he is also influenced by the music of the Duke Ellington. He now thinks that he could put together such music for a German capella group, consisting of five singers in harmony with a piano accompanist. The first one that he hires for the group is the very Aryan looking, Robert Biberti (Ben Becker), the son of an opera singer, with an untrained but beautiful voice, who then gets the rest of the group together from among his acquaintances: Roman Cycowski (Heino Ferch), born in Poland, who wants to perform at the grand opera and will become a cantor in America when the group is disbanded in the late 30s; Erich Abraham Collin (Heinrich Schafmeister), has just passed his exam at the conservatory; Ari Leschnikoff (Max Tidof), a gifted Bulgarian tenor, who is working as a singing waiter; and, Erwin Bootz (Kai Wiesinger), a barroom pianist, completes the group, as the non-singing member.Then came long hours of practice without being paid, as they worked on getting their syncopated sound together and their full routine of double-entendres, such as their "asparagus are sprouting" number. Some of the other songs they sing, all seem to be lighthearted, such as, "Beautiful Isabella From Castile" and "When Yuba Plays the Rumba on the Tuba."
Their big break comes as they audition for a revue show and get the job, as Bob, puffs on his big cigar and boldly works out the financial arrangements for the group. Then recordings follow and sold-out concert appearances and tours throughout Europe.
The love clash between Harry and Bob is over a music student and part-time employee at a music store owned by an elderly patriotic Jewish couple, the very attractive Erna Eggstein (Meret Becker), who, incidentally, is the real sister of Ben Becker. The romance between Harry and Erna starts first, as Harry shyly pursues her, encouraged by her only too willing consent. Harry must first go to the grave site of his parents and tell them that he has fallen in love with a non-Jewish woman. When Bob meets her, he also falls for her, having led a wild bachelor's life, he knows instinctively that this is the one for him.When he takes her to a boxing match, he finds that Erna is dissatisfied that Harry doesn't pay her enough attention and does not take her studies seriously, so when Bob asks her to move in with him, she does, even though, she still loves Harry.
This is a time of great change and upheaval in Berlin, and there is an international flavor in the air, as culture is moving in that direction. Therefore there are great changes in the way people relate to others. Bootz will live with a Polish Jewish girl, but dump her when the Nazis are starting to flex their muscle in the mid-thirties. Roman's Aryan fiancée will convert to Judaism. Collin, the third Jew of the group, will marry a French prostitute working the red light district of Berlin.
As far as the Nazis, their hatred is very apparent and very gripping across all levels of society during this time.This film takes, in my opinion, an erroneous view of their activity, soft peddling it, and stating that it was only among the lower classes that anti-Semitism was prevalent, that the upper classes and the cultured classes were generally supportive of the Jews.This is just not true. It is a rewriting of history that is not based on the facts. Daniel Goldhagen's book, "Hitler's Willing Executioners," makes it clear, leaving no doubt, that anti-Semitism was rampant among all classes.The majority of Germans were anti-Semites, and there is no getting away from that. And just because the group continued to have sold-out concerts after it became known that there were Jews in the group and that the notorious Nazi Julius Streicher, publisher of Stürmer (a major Nazi newspaper), was able to grant them special permission to continue performing during this difficult time, because he admired them and asked for their autographs, would not indicate that things weren't so bad. That is just ignoring the truly horrible and pervasive Nazi reign of terror, that really didn't go into full blast until Kristallnacht in '38, but was certainly more wide-spread in the early 30s than what was portrayed here. It should also be noted that Streicher was executed as a Nazi war criminal as a result of the Nuremberg trials.
There is one scene that shows some of this Nazi S.A. brownshirt hatred in action, as we see how it is directed against the Jewish music store owners who can't understand what is happening to their country and why they are being singled out and why their store is being smeared with anti-Semitic messages, asserting that their son died fighting for Germany in the last war. The Holocaust came a few years later, but there is no doubt that the initial plans for the "Final Solution" was underway, even back then; and, even if, there were a few Germans who were not filled with hatred, like Erna, it cannot be denied, they were still badly outnumbered.
The scene when the group comes to perform in New York on board the USS Saratoga, gets everything it can about that scene wrong. For one thing, the Navy was not integrated then, so all those black faces on board were not on board during the 30s. And, New York never looked so unreal and artificial. The real problem the group has in New York, is whether they should return home, as a conflict develops over this matter between Bob (who doesn't want to leave his elderly mother alone) and Harry, who sees the handwriting on the wall in Germany, and feels he has nothing left there. But it is settled when the rest of the group decides to return to a changing Germany, that is, despite realizing that their country is being purged of its international and Communistic and bourgeois influences, in favor of nationalism, by the intolerant Nazis, who have taken complete control of the arts.
Their final concert is a standing-ovation triumph to their popularity, as they are forced by Nazi laws to not mingle with the Jews and therefore must disband the group.There is a crush of people surging onstage to give them warm support and encouragement. As a result, two groups are formed, the Jews leave Germany and play in exile (actually having great success in Australia) and the gentiles stay in Germany; but, they cannot make it separately, and because of the war the internationalism of their music loses favor, as both groups disband by 1941.
In an epilogue, it is mentioned how all the members survived WW11: As all the Jewish members went to America, as did Erna, who married Harry, and, later on, divorced him in the early 1950s.
There was something emotionally flat and unconvincing about this story, that not only rubbed me the wrong way, but made me think how apologetic the filmmaker was to the real events of history, as he tried to force feed the audience into believing so many untruths about what actually took place, that it is hard for me to say that this film made up for its distorted history lessons with its pleasing music and cabaret-like mood its splendid cinematography presented. Its call for the world to be less nationalistic and more global minded, had a pleasing ring to it, but that is simply not enough to counter how tame the film appears as a whole, as the story does not dig deep enough into the real events; and, also, the characters are only superficially dealt with, despite the terrific performances, so that the love story and all the different personality clashes seem to be glossed over, not making me feel involved with them as much as I should be. Leaving me with the impression that I was seeing a good looking and sounding film, but one that did not ultimately satisfy my need to feel that Germany has learned its lesson from its most pernicious period of history, as it fails to answer the question, how can such a cultured people accept the atrocities of the Nazis so willingly.
REVIEWED ON 5/27/99 GRADE: C
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get_code/[1,2]
get_code/1 – read a character code from current input stream
get_code/2 – read character code from a specific stream
FORMS
get_code(Code)
get_code(Stream_or_Alias,Code)
DESCRIPTION
get_code/1 will retrieve a character code from the current input stream and unify it
with Code.
get_code/2 will retrieve a character code from the input stream associated with Stream_or_Alias and unify it with Code.
If there are no more data left in the stream to be read and if the stream has
the property eof_action(eof_code), then Code will be unified with -1.
EXAMPLES
?- get_code(C1), get_code(C2), get_ccode(C3), get_code(C4).
test
C1 = 116
C2 = 101
C3 = 115
C4 = 116
ERRORS
Stream_or_Alias is a variable
––––> instantiation_error.
Stream_or_Alias is neither a variable nor a stream descriptor nor an alias
––––> domain_error(stream_or_alias,Stream_or_Alias).
Stream_or_Alias is not associated with an open stream
––––> existence_error(stream,Stream_or_Alias).
Stream_or_Alias is not an input stream
––––> permission_error(input,stream,Stream_or_Alias).
Code is neither a variable nor a character code
––––> type_error(integer,Code).
The stream associated with Stream_or_Alias is at the end of the stream and the stream has the property eof_action(error)
––––> existence_error(past_end_of_stream,Stream_or_Alias).
The stream associated with Stream_or_Alias has no input ready to be read and the stream has the property snr_action(error)
––––> existence_error(stream_not_ready,Stream_or_Alias).
NOTES
A character code is simply an integer restricted to a certain range of values.
SEE ALSO
put_code/2, get_char/2, open/4, close/1, char_code/2,
User Guide (Prolog I/O),.


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atod package¶
This is the library for getting DotA2 insight information.
- Problem:
- there was no way to get dota internal data about heroes, their abilities… in suitable for further work form.
- Solution:
- this library allows you to get access to all the data in the in-game files. But information about single hero does not have much use, so there is a way to get stats of selected heroes or get information about certain match.
Subpackages¶
- atod.db package
- atod.db_models package
- atod.models package
- atod.tests package
- Submodules
- atod.tests.test_ability module
- atod.tests.test_cleaninng_abilities module
- atod.tests.test_dictionary module
- atod.tests.test_hero module
- atod.tests.test_hero_model module
- atod.tests.test_heroes module
- atod.tests.test_json2vectors module
- atod.tests.test_settings module
- atod.tests.test_to_json module
- atod.tests.test_to_rows module
- atod.utils package


From now on, we all work on the same project.
We'll use last week's activity as a starting point.
We'll use a process called Scrum to organise ourselves.
Planning Meeting
The Sprint
Standup Meeting
Sprint Demo
It's a thing
One driver, one navigator
(We'll swap half way through)


1. Dependences
This tool was developed based on two softwares, so it has some dependences. The first software
is the Floodlight controller, which acts in the communication with switches and retrieves
informations and statistics from them. So, OfMaT needs the Floodlight controller installed and
running at network. More instructions about its instalation are available at developer page
(
Floodlight Web Site).
The other software used in OfMaT was FlowVisor, a network hypervisor that slices the network resources
allowing multiple virtual networks running over the same physical infrastructure. OfMaT only needs
this software if the network is sliced and its administrator wants to see information and statistics
about each slice. More instructions about its instalation are available at developer page
(FlowVisor
Web Site).
2. OfMaT Configuration
Ofmat has a configuration file ("ofmat.conf") where are some parameters required for its operation.
The OfMaT modules uses the values from this file to get the device management information. Its
content is organized according to the XML pattern as shown in the figure below.
The file must always have in the first line the tag "<ofmat>" and its closing "</ofmat>" should
appear on the last line. In the other lines of the file, there may be several tags:
-
<OFversion> (mandatory): specify the version of the OpenFlow protocol that is in use.
Possible values are "1.0" or "1.3";
-
<Virtualization> (mandatory): parameter used to indicate if all network resources
are being used in dedicated form (in this case the value is "No"), or if there is a slicing
of the resources from the existing physical network (in this case the value is "Yes");
-
<NvMM>: this parameter is only required if the <Virtualization> tag has
the value "Yes". It will contain the necessary information so that the virtualization module
(NvMM) can communicate with the network hypervisor. The informations must be specified using
the tags <FVurl>, <FVuser> and <FVpassword>, which provide, respectively,
the URL of the hypervisor, the user, and the password;
-
<SwMM> (mandatory): contains the necessary information so that the switch module
(SWMM) can communicate with the controller responsible for providing the statistics of the
switches (Floodlight). Must be specified using the "<url>" tag, which will provide
the URL of this controller.
There is still a value restriction involving the parameters <OFversion> and
<Virtualization>. As OfMaT currently only supports virtualization with version 1.0 of the
OpenFlow protocol, the combination of <Virtualization> with the value "Yes" and
<OFversion> with the value "1.3" is invalid and will be rejected by the script that does
the validation of this configuration file.
3. Switch View Option
This option allows to get statistics and general information about switches in the network.
When chosen, a select box appears containing all the active network switches. After selecting
one of them, the information is shown arranged in 5 tables:
-
Switch's Description: it contains basic information about the switch, such as its
hardware and software, and the version of the OpenFlow protocol in use;
-
Switch's Features: it provides information about some capabilities of
the switch, such as number of tables, buffers, supported actions and the role it
plays in the context of multiple controllers;
-
Switch's Ports: it shows details of all ports on the switch, as its
hardware address and state;
-
Switch's Port Stats: it provides statistics for each switch port: number
of collisions, transmitted and received packets, transmitted and received bytes, among others.
-
Switch's Flows: it displays entire contents of the switch's flow table,
providing information such as flow's validity an its time of existence, OpenFlow version,
fields associated to the flow and their Match Values (conditions for a flow to be selected)
and the actions to be taken with them.
The link "New Query", located after the last table, clears the current report and displays again
the list of existing switches, allowing that a new query be performed.
4. Slice View Option
This option is available only to networks using virtualization. It provides information and
statistics about network slices, as well as virtualized OpenFlow switches. This report is formed
by 4 tables:
-
Slice's Information: it shows some basic information about the network slice selected,
such as its name, packet discard policy, controller URL and administrator's contact;
-
Slice's Switches: it provides the list of switches belonging to the network
slice selected, identified by the Data Path Identifier (DPID);
-
Slice's FlowSpace: displays this network slice's FlowSpace, indicating for
each input the identifier (ID), name, switch's DPID, priority and match values;
-
Slice's Stats: provides network slice's statistics, accounting the different
OpenFlow messages types on the network, which are grouped into: transmitted, received
and discarded.
The link "New Query", located after the last table, clears the current report and displays again
the list of existing slices, allowing that a new query be performed.


The Second Epistle of Paul the Apostle to the Thessalonians
1
1 Paul, Silvanus, and Timothy, to the church of the Thessalonians in God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ.
2 May grace be to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ.
3 We should give thanks to God always for you, brothers, for it is appropriate, because your faith is growing very much, and the love of each one of you abounds toward one another.
4 So we ourselves speak proudly about you among the churches of God concerning your patience and faith in all your persecutions and afflictions that you endure.
5 This is an obvious sign of the righteous judgment of God, with the result that you will be counted worthy of the kingdom of God for which you also suffer.
6 It is righteous for God to return affliction to those who afflict you,
7 and relief to you who are afflicted with us, at the revelation of the Lord Jesus from heaven with the angels of his power.
8 In flaming fire will he take vengeance on those who do not know God and on those who do not obey the gospel of our Lord Jesus.
9 They will suffer the punishment of eternal destruction away from the presence of the Lord and from the glory of his power,
10 when he comes on that day to be glorified by his holy ones, to be marveled at by all those who believed because our testimony to you was believed.
11 For this we also pray continually for you, that our God will consider you worthy of your calling, and fulfill every desire of goodness and every work of faith with power,
12 so that the name of our Lord Jesus may be glorified by you, and you by him, because of the grace of our God and the Lord Jesus Christ.


2 Gigs!
On the train up to Toronto I checked out IntelliJ 6.0β and TeamCity, (as noted before). Well, IntelliJ was *terrible* - but it wasn't Jetbrains's fault. My MacBook only had 512MB of RAM in it, and desperately needed a brain augmentation.
Saturday I'd ordered some RAM from TigerDirect and Tuesday it arrived. The screwdriver required to upgrade memory is fairly small, so it took me some time to find the right screwdriver (i.e. cash outlay).
The first time after I had tried to install the memory, it didn't work. It takes a fair amount of pressure to get the memory properly seated, so much so that I had to brace against the outside of the laptop so that I was climber-style pinching (a large open hand grip) the laptop in order to get it in. Next, stuffing the EMI shielding back into place - since it expands inside of the RAM slot - was a bit difficult. Finally, 2 Glorious Gigs of RAM.
And it's fast. I've seen the busy-beach ball once since then, and I'm running Eclipse AND IntelliJ and Firefox and Mail and Adium and Quicksilver and an IRC client, etc, etc, etc, without any problems. Sweet.
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The Misc-Module¶
Contains code that did not make it into an own module.
-
pyparadigm.misc.
display
(surface)[source]¶ Displays a pygame.Surface in the window.
in pygame the window is represented through a surface, on which you can draw as on any other pygame.Surface. A refernce to to the screen can be optained via the
pygame.display.get_surface()
function. To display the contents of the screen surface in the windowpygame.display.flip()
needs to be called.display()
draws the surface onto the screen surface at the postion (0, 0), and then callsflip()
.- Parameters
surface (pygame.Surface) – the pygame.Surface to display
-
pyparadigm.misc.
empty_surface
(fill_color, size=None, flags=0)[source]¶ Returns an empty surface filled with fill_color.
- Parameters
fill_color (pygame.Color) – color to fill the surface with
size (int-2-tuple) – the size of the new surface, if None its created to be the same size as the screen
-
pyparadigm.misc.
init
(resolution, pygame_flags=0, display_pos=(0, 0), interactive_mode=False)[source]¶ Creates a window of given resolution.
- Parameters
resolution (tuple) – the resolution of the windows as (width, height) in pixels
pygame_flags (int) – modify the creation of the window. For further information see Creating a Window
display_pos (tuple) – determines the position on the desktop where the window is created. In a multi monitor system this can be used to position the window on a different monitor. E.g. the monitor to the right of the main-monitor would be at position (1920, 0) if the main monitor has the width 1920.
interactive_mode (bool) – Will install a thread, that emptys the event-queue every 100ms. This is neccessary to be able to use the display() function in an interactive console on windows systems. If interactive_mode is set, init() will return a reference to the background thread. This thread has a stop() method which can be used to cancel it. If you use ctrl+d or exit() within ipython, while the thread is still running, ipython will become unusable, but not close.
- Returns
a reference to the display screen, or a reference to the background thread if interactive_mode was set to true. In the second scenario you can obtain a reference to the display surface via pygame.display.get_surface()
- Return type
pygame.Surface
-
pyparadigm.misc.
make_transparent_by_colorkey
(surf, colorkey, copy=True)[source]¶ Makes image transparent, and sets all pixel of a certain color transparent
This is useful if images should be scaled and smoothed, as this will change the colors and make colorkeys useless, if surf has no alpha channel a new image is returned, if it does have one the behavior depends on the copy parameter
-
pyparadigm.misc.
make_transparent_by_mask
(surf, mask, copy=True)[source]¶ Sets all voxels that are 1 in the mask to transparent. if surf has no alpha channel a new image is returned, if it does have one the behavior depends on the copy parameter
-
pyparadigm.misc.
process_char
(buffer: str, char: str, mappings={'\t': ' ', '\r': '\n'})[source]¶ This is a convinience method for use with EventListener.wait_for_unicode_char(). In most cases it simply appends char to buffer. Some replacements are done because presing return will produce ‘r’ but for most cases ‘n’ would be desireable. Also backspace cant just be added to a string either, therefore, if char is “u0008” the last character from buffer will be cut off. The replacement from ‘r’ to ‘n’ is done using the mappings argument, the default value for it also contains a mapping from ‘ ‘ to 4 spaces.
- Parameters
buffer (str) – the string to be updated
char (str) – the unicode character to be processed
mappings (dict) – a dict containing mappings
- Returns
a new string
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pyparadigm.misc.
rgba
(colorcode, alpha=255)[source]¶ Returns a pygame rgba color object, with the provided alpha value.
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pyparadigm.misc.
slide_show
(slides, continue_handler)[source]¶ Displays one “slide” after another.
After displaying a slide, continue_handler is called without arguments. When continue_handler returns, the next slide is displayed.
Usage example
slide_show(text_screens, partial(event_listener.wait_for_n_keypresses, pygame.K_RETURN))
(partial is imported from the functools module.)
- Parameters
slides (iterable) – pygame.Surfaces to be displayed.
continue_handler (callable with arity 0.) – function, that returns when the next slide should be displayed.


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Embedly jQuery
Embed content from over 250 different sources with one line of Javascript.
$('a').embedly();
Embedly jQuery allows to interact with the Embedly API to add rich URL previews to any site. To get an idea of how it works you can check out the following demos. New: Check out our image resizing and proxying.
CodeBasic Setup
Embedly jQuery requires jQuery 1.5 or greater as it uses Deferred Objects. For older versions of jQuery see version 2.2.2. Add jQuery and Embedly jQuery to your document.

You can now use jQuery selectors to replace links with embedded content:
$('#content a').embedly({key: 'Your Embedly Key'});
Or can now use the client directly:
$.embedly.extract('http://embed.ly', {key: 'Your Embedly Key'}).progress(function(data){ alert(data.title); });
Key
Embedly requires that you pass a key with every request. To signup for a key please visit app.embed.ly/signup. To avoid adding your key to every $.embedly call you can add it to the defaults like so:
$.embedly.defaults.key = 'Your Embedly Key'; # Directly $.embedly.extract('http://embed.ly').progress(function(data){alert(data.title)}); # CSS Selector $('a').embedly();
Otherwise you must add it to every request like so:
# Directly $.embedly.extract('http://embed.ly', {key:'Your Embedly Key'}) .progress(function(data){alert(data.title)}); # CSS Selector $('a').embedly({key:'Your Embedly Key'});
For the rest of the documentation we will assume that you set up the defaults or passing the key directly into the call.
Selector
Use a CSS selector to replace every valid link with an embed on the page.
$('a').embedly( options ); # Replace all valid links $('a').embedly(); # Replace a subset of links $('a.oembed').embedly(); # Replace with maxWidth option set to 600px and method option set # to 'after' $('a').embedly({query: {maxwidth: 600}, 'method':'after'}); # Replace only Hulu links $('a').embedly({ query: {maxwidth: 600}, urlRe: /http:\/\/(www\.hulu\.com\/watch.*)/i, method:'after' }); # Embedly supports chaining, so you can modify your original jQuery set # after triggering Embedly $('a').embedly().css('backgroundColor','#dadada');
Client
The Selector is excellent for inserting Embedly data into the DOM, but if you would like even more control on how you use Embedly data, then use the Client directly.
The client follows jQuery's Promise pattern. You should be familiar with the concept of Deferred Objects. before using the Client, but we will explain in a simple example here.
var deferred = $.embedly.extract(['http://embed.ly', 'http://google.com'], { key: 'xxxxxx', query: { words: 20, } }).progress(function(data){ // Called after each URL has been returned from the Embedly server. Order // is not preserved for this method, so for long lists where URLs need to // be batched the data results will likely be out of order. console.log(data.url, data.title); }).done(function(results){ // Called after the call has been completed with every data result in a // list. Order is preserved in this method regardless of batching. $.each(results, function(i, data){ console.log(data.original_url) }); }); // Deferred objs retain information, so you can register callbacks even after // the ajax call was completed. deferred.done(function(results){ // This will execute immediately if the ajax call is complete console.log('done', results.length); }); deferred.progress(function(data){ // If the call has been completed, the deferred object will only pass back // the last object that was sent to the notify function. You should // register a progress function immediately after the embedly client call // to catch all notify events. alert('last object', data.url); });
You can also pass a single URL to the client, but the done method will always be passed a list of results.
$.embedly.oembed('http://embed.ly').progress(function(data){ // Will only be called once in this case. console.log(data.url, data.title); }).done(function(results){ // Even though there was only one url, this will still be a list of // results. var data = results[0]; });
Methods
The client only has 4 methods
- oembed
- Corresponds to Embedly's oEmbed API Endpoint. Available with Embed product.
- extract
- Corresponds to Embedly's Extract API Endpoint. Available with Extract product.
- preview
- Corresponds to Embedly's Preview API Endpoint. Available with Legacy plans.
- objectify
- Corresponds to the Embedly's Objectify API Endpoint. Available with Legacy plans.
Batching
Embedly's API only accepts a maximum of 20 URLs per API request, because of this the ajax method automatically batches URLs into groups of 20. The progress method will still return when the data of a URL is ready and the done method will retain order. If you would like a smaller batch size you can specify batch in the options like so:
$.embedly.oembed(['http://embed.ly', ....], {batch:10}).done(function(results){ console.log(results.length); });
Data
The data passed back by the client is a JSON Object of the data return by the Embedly API. For more information on responses see the Response documentation.
The only difference is that the oEmbed data object contains an original_url attribute that is used for book keeping purposes.
Options
- key [string:'']
- You can sign up or log in as an existing user to retrieve your Embedly key. A key will allow higher usage levels and extra features, see products.
- query [Object:default object]
A direct pass though to all the Query Arguments that the Embedly API accepts. These will be combined with the key, endpoint and the urls to form the request to Embedly.:
query: { maxwidth: 400, maxheight: 400, chars: 200, autoplay: true ... }
For more information, read the Query Arguments documentation.
display [Function:default function]
This method will embed the content on the page. As a convenience Embedly has a simple display function built in if you are using the oembed endpoint. It will create an image for photo types, a simple title and description embed for link types and directly embed the html for rich and video types.
Generally you will want to overwrite this function for a more customized look and feel.
display should accept a data object:
$('a').embedly({display:function(data){ $(this).text(data.title); });
- method [String:'replace']
A string value to tell Embedly how to place the content in your page when using the default display function.
- replace - replaces the link with the content
- after - inserts the content after the link
- afterParent - inserts the content after the parent element
- replaceParent - replaces parent element with the embed content
- wrapElement [String:'div']
- A string value representing the valid HTML element to wrap the content in.
- className [String:'embed']
- A string value representing a CSS class you would like to assign to the wrapElement.
- addImageStyles [Boolean:true]
- A boolean value representing whether or not Embedly should use the style element to resize images based on the maxWidth and maxHeight parameters.
- endpoint [String:oembed]
A string value that maps to our Embedly endpoints. The Preview and Objectify endpoints are only available for Legacy plans.
- oembed - a standard in 3rd party embedding, contains a finite set of attributes.
- extract - returns a wide variety of attributes (article text, images, dominant colors, keywords, related links, and embeds in page) for creating an experience with your links.
- preview - returns a larger set of attributes (multiple images, RSS content, and embeds in page) for customizing your embeds.
- objectify - returns all of the meta and API data Embedly has for a link. Advanced users.
Developers intending to use Extract, Preview, or Objectify will have to include their own display callback function for handling the embeds. Our default display callback is designed to work with oembed only.
- urlRe [RegEx:]
- A regular expression representing what links to show content for. Use our generator to generate a regular expression for a specific set of sources.
- secure [Boolean:null]
- By default Embedly jQuery will use window.location.protocol to figure out whether your request needs to be made to the HTTPS endpoint or the HTTP. You can override this by explicitly setting the secure parameter to true for https or false for HTTP.
- batch [Integer:20]
- Embedly's API only accepts a maximum of 20 URLs per request, so the Client batches these up into groups of 20. If you would like to set a custom size, you can do so with this argument.
- progress [Function:null]
Added directly to the Deferred object and will be called when the API returns JSON data for this URL. progress should accept a single data object and does not contain any information about the element that is being operated on.
$('a').embedly({progress:function(data){ console.log(data.type) });
- done [Function:null]
Added directly to the Deferred object and will be called when every URL has been processed by the Embedly API. done should accept a list of data objects.
$('a').embedly({progress:function(data){ console.log(data.type) });
Errors and Invalid URLs
It's more than likely with user generated content that there will be a number of invalid URLs passed to the client. If you also use a specific URLRe, you will receive even more invalid URLs. The Client and the Selector treat these the came and they are still passed to the progress, done and display functions. It's very easy to handle these:
$.embedly.objectify('notaurl').progress(function(data){ if (data.invalid === true){ // The URL that you passed in was not a good one. console.log(data.error, data.error_message); } else if (data.type === 'error'){ // The API passed back an error. console.log(data.type, data.error_message); } else { // Everything is good to go. Proceed Captain. } })
Data / Custom Events
Starting in revision 2.0.0 we have started writing the Embedly data to the DOM elements using jQuery.data(). You can read more about the data function here, but basically saves the Embedly data on the element for retrieval later. For example:
# $('a').embedly() # ... after the AJAX returns an oembed ... $('a').data('embedly')
This call returns the embedly object for each a tag, so you can access the data later on. Because this data is not written to the DOM until the AJAX requests are complete we have added a custom event listener called displayed. This event fires for each node when the oEmbed object is written to the node using jQuery.data(). We did this so that developers could continue to use our default callback function for writing embeds to the page and still have access to the embedly data for customization.
# version 1 $('a').embedly().bind('displayed', function(e){ var data = $(this).data('embedly'); alert(data.title); }); # version 2 $('a').embedly().bind('displayed', function(e, data){ alert(data.title); });
The event handler gets the embedly object passed in as a parameter as well if you don't want to use jQuery.data(); The two are equivalent.
It's possible to get yourself into a race condition using the embedly data where the using initiates an event and the data has yet to be returned. To get around this there is a loaded Deferred Object on the data that will resolve when everything is ready. Here is a simple example:
$('a').embedly().on('click', function(){ var embed = $(this).data('embedly'); // Attach a done event to the loaded object that will be called when // everything is ready. embed.loaded.done(function(data){ alert(data.url); }); });
Image Proxy and Resizing
Embedly Display gives you access to an image proxy and resizing endpoints that allow you to scale images to any size. You can use $.embedly.defaults to set keys or query resize parameters:
$.embedly.defaults.key = 'Your Embedly Key'; $.embedly.defaults.query = {width: 300};
You can use selectors to resize or proxy images, we will look for all images with the data-src attribute:
e.g.  $('img').display('resize', {query: {width: 300}});
Or generate image urls with the client:
$.embedly.display.resize('http://embed.ly/static/images/logos/logo_color.png', {width: 300});
Image Methods
The Image Display client has 4 methods that each take 2 parameters: url, options. Each method returns an image url that can be added to the DOM.
- display
- Corresponds to Embedly's Display API Endpoint used to simply proxy an image. Add secure to proxy through HTTPS.
- resize
- Corresponds to Embedly's Resize API Endpoint used to resize an image by scaling it to a specific width or height preserving aspect ratio. Required query parameters: width or height. Optional: grow.
- crop
- Corresponds to Embedly's Crop API Endpoint used to crop an image to a specific width and height. Required query parameters: width, height.
- fill
- Corresponds to Embedly's Fill API Endpoint used to fit an image to a specific canvas size filled with a specific color. Required query parameters: width, height, color.
Display Method Parameters
- endpoint [string:'display']
- The image methods: display, resize, crop or fill. (required)
- options [Object:default object]
A direct pass though to all the Query Arguments that the Embedly Display endpoints accept. These will be combined with the key and url to form the request to Embedly. See Query section below. arguments.:
options: { key: 'your Embedly key', query: { width: 400, height: 400, color: #fff, ... } }
Required query arguments vary between endpoints, you can consult the Display endpoints documentation.
Image Query Parameters
These are the query arguments that can be passed via the options. These arguments should be added to the options.query:
- width [integer:null]
- The width you would like to scale the image.
- height [integer:null]
- The height you would like to scale the image.
- color [string:null]
- The color to fill the image with 3 or 6 hexadecimal characters. (fff, 4f2a55)
- grow [Boolean:false]
- By default the API will not increase the size of images. Set to true to allow images to be increased in size.
- errorurl [string:null]
- The fall back image url that will be used if the original image is invalid or cannot be processed. Ensure this image exists.
CDN
To get you going even faster, Embedly hosts all the files you need on cdn.embed.ly. Also available over HTTPS. The latest version is available here:
http://cdn.embed.ly/jquery.embedly-3.1.1.js http://cdn.embed.ly/jquery.embedly-3.1.1.min.js
Licensing
BSD License can be found at - http://github.com/embedly/embedly-jquery/tree/master/LICENSE/
Embedly URLs
- Git location: http://github.com/embedly/embedly-jquery/
- Home Page: http://embed.ly
- Support: http://support.embed.ly
Changelog
3.1.1
- Makes $.embedly.defaults.key work with $.embedly.display.build
3.1.0
- Add Display Image Proxy and Resizing endpoint.
- Add $.display for dealing with image resizing and proxying.
- Updated the README.rst.
3.0.5
- Fixes bad deployment.
3.0.4
- Add extract endpoint.
3.0.3
- Use $.map instead of array.map for IE support
3.0.2
- Implemented the urlRe back into the options.
3.0.1
- Fixed a bug in bad batching.
3.0.0
- Complete rewrite of the existing plugin to be easier to use.
- Removed $.browser dependency. (#30)
2.2.0
- Fixing bug that was causing callbacks to be overwritten (#23)
2.1.9
- Updated Image styles to work on all images, including thumbnails
- hide empty descriptions
2.1.8
- Fixed how default values/settings are handled
2.1.7
- Added secure and frame as a query param
- Move qunit to lib
- Removed jQuery as we weren't using it.
2.1.6
- Updated the README.rst
- Added $.embedly.defaults
- Added char setting and description class to the embed. Thanks Daniel Levitt
- Added word setting
2.1.5
- added secure flag for https requests


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Caglio24-Jul-19 10:10 PM
My friend has 10k on trade ogre
also great exchange
Very smart move to keep money there
Lumbi24-Jul-19 10:10 PM
@Caglio they had alts that "safu" wouldn't list... digital price is the way to go
Caglio24-Jul-19 10:10 PM
I myself have about 3000$ on pokerstars whole my life
Whole my life = last 10 years
I even had on full tilt that went bankrupt
I got my money back
Lumbi24-Jul-19 10:11 PM
I recommend wallet discipline.. and withdraws from exchanges. things could get choppy in the weeks ahead.
Markus24-Jul-19 10:12 PM
what is gonna change in upcoming weeks?
Lumbi24-Jul-19 10:13 PM
@Markus can never know in the 'wild west' (edited)
Caglio24-Jul-19 10:13 PM
I honestly feel more safe having my money on binance than in some kmd wallets
And I dont want to put money in coinomi, had some not so good experiences with them
Markus24-Jul-19 10:13 PM
ledger all the way
Caglio24-Jul-19 10:13 PM
I dont have one, thought about buying it
Markus24-Jul-19 10:13 PM
i have 3 for extra safety, spread
Caglio24-Jul-19 10:13 PM
But I dont want to spend money on it, ill rather get 1.5 grams of coke
Lumbi24-Jul-19 10:14 PM
you can only 'win' if you don't 'lose'
Markus24-Jul-19 10:14 PM
alcohol/drugs/smoking waste of money....end all and spend cash on crypto and invest in ur future
pro tip right there
actionslacks24-Jul-19 10:16 PM
If you wanna be 100x safer with wallets always dl and sync the blockchain and do transactions only when sync'd. javascript and all of it's fustercluck dependencies is the weakest link in wallet security.
Lumbi24-Jul-19 10:16 PM
ubuntu cli alll the way
Caglio24-Jul-19 10:22 PM
Depends
Drug is not a waste of money
if you are not using it yourself
I am a timmy @actionslacks
joe2x424-Jul-19 10:29 PM
@Caglio you said you knew nothing about crypto, well you are getting an education. Advices to you is buy as much kmd as you can afford, then buy more. Work extra to buy more. If it goes to $.50 again, you are blessed, buy more. Buy sell other crypto then buy more kmd.  Yet has the best advice regarding kmd marketing and price.
actionslacks24-Jul-19 10:49 PM
seems legit, what's our next move @Caglio ?


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#include <avr/io.h>
#include <avr/interrupt.h>
#include <util/delay.h>
#include "lcd.c"
#include "motion.c"
Functions | |
| unsigned char | ADC_Conversion (unsigned char) |
| void | adc_pin_config (void) |
| for measuring distance | |
| void | adc_init () |
| unsigned int | Sharp_GP2D12_estimation (unsigned char adc_reading) |
| void | lcd_port_config (void) |
| for showing distance ON LCD | |
| void | uart0_init (void) |
| for zigbee communication | |
| void | servo1_pin_config (void) |
| Configure PORTB 5 pin for servo motor 1 operation. | |
| void | port_init (void) |
| Initialize the ports. | |
| void | timer1_init (void) |
| void | init_devices (void) |
| Function to initialize all the peripherals. | |
| void | servo_1 (unsigned char degrees) |
| Function to rotate Servo 1 by a specified angle in the multiples of 2.25 degrees. | |
| void | servo_1_free (void) |
| void | sendNumber (unsigned int number) |
| SIGNAL (SIG_USART0_RECV) | |
| int | locate () |
| int | main (void) |
Variables | |
| unsigned int | rotate = 0 |
| enable/disable rotation of servo motor | |
| unsigned int | sendDistance = 0 |
| enable robot to send the distance to matlab | |
| unsigned int | sendAngle = 0 |
| enable robot to send the angle to matlab | |
| unsigned int | prevI = 0 |
| used to save the angle from which servo motor starts rotating | |
| unsigned int | saveNumber = 1000 |
| save the number which comes after 'n' signal | |
| unsigned int | phase = 0 |
| locate/clean | |
| unsigned char | prevSignal = '~' |
| saves what was the previous signal |
C code to the mentioned task
| int locate | ( | ) |
Function called using matlab, used to detect red/green/blue poles.
| int main | ( | void | ) |
Main function, will call different phases, locate/clean
| void sendNumber | ( | unsigned int | number | ) |
Sends the number through zigbee. When it is sending the number, matlab may or may not execute read command so sent 50 times.
| number | - unsigned number to be sent |
| void servo_1_free | ( | void | ) |
Servo_free functions unlocks the servo motors from the any angle and make them free by giving 100% duty cycle at the PWM. This function can be used to reduce the power consumption of the motor if it is holding load against the gravity.
| SIGNAL | ( | SIG_USART0_RECV | ) |
Receives the data through zigbee. Automatically called.
< save received in signal variable
if-else-if ladder decides what to do on which signal. 'a' = command for robot to send angle 'd' = command for robot to send distance 'f' = move forward continously, testing purpose only 'h' = halt robot 'm' = set servo motor at specifed angle (sent in previous signal) 'n' = means whatever comes next will be a number 'r' = start rotation 'q' = reset prevI, the angle from which motor starts rotating '2/4/5/6/8' = navigation keys '1/3' = soft left/right rotation '7/9' = hard left/right rotation
| void timer1_init | ( | void | ) |
TIMER1 initialization in 10 bit fast PWM mode prescale:256 WGM: 7) PWM 10bit fast, TOP=0x03FF actual value: 42.187Hz
Output compare eegister high value for servo 3


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Peter Elmer (Lead PI) - Princeton University, Department of Physics
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Brian P. Bockelman (PI) - University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Department of Computer Science and Engineering
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Kyle Cranmer (PI) - New York University, Department of Physics & Center for Data Science
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Michael D. Sokoloff (PI) - University of Cincinnati, Department of Physics
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Jinyang Li (Senior Personnel) - New York University, Computer Science Department
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Vince Croft - New York University, Department of Physics
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Lukas Heinrich - New York University, Department of Physics (Ph.D. Student)
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David Lange - Princeton University, Department of Physics
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James Pivarski - Princeton University, Department of Physics
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Eduardo Rodrigues - University of Cincinnati, Department of Physics
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Oksana Shadura - University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Department of Computer Science and Engineering
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Zhe Zhang - University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Department of Computer Science and Engineering (Ph.D. Student)
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Johann Brehmer - New York University
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Vassil Vassilev - Princeton University & ROOT Intel Parallel Computing Center
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David Abdurachmanov - CERN/University of Wisconsin - Madison (formerly University of Nebraska-Lincoln)
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Gilles Louppe - University of Liege (formerly New York University)
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Chien-Chin Huang - New York University, Computer Science Department (Ph.D. Student)
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The ROOT team at CERN and Fermilab
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CERN IT Reana team & CERN Analysis Preservation team
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CMS Big Data Project: Oliver Gutsche, Matteo Cremonesi, Nhan Tran, Jim Kowalkowski, and Saba Sehrish - Fermilab
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Scikit-HEP: Noel Dawe - University of Melbourne, Alex Pearce - CERN, Brian Pollack - Northwestern University, Nils Braun - Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Matthieu Marinangeli - Institute of Physics, EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland, Chris Burr - University of Manchester
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Spark-ROOT: Viktor Khristenko - CERN OpenLab, Pratyush Das - Institute of Engineering and Management
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uproot: Pratyush Das - Institute of Engineering and Management
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Query server project: Oliver Gutsche and Igor Mandrichenko - Fermilab
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Database-style indexing for queries: Tanu Malik - DePaul
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Carl: Juan Pavez, Cyril Becot - New York University, Lukas Heinrich - New York University
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Scikit-Optimize: Manoj Kumar - New York University, Tim Head, Noel Dawe - University of Melbourne
Advisory Board
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Amber Boehnlein - CIO, Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility
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Katherine Copic - Director of Growth, Insight Data Science
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Jacob VanderPlas - Director of Research, Physical Sciences, eScience Institute, University of Washington
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Fernando Pérez - Staff Scientist, Data Science and Technology Division, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory; Associate Researcher, Berkeley Institute for Data Science, UC Berkeley.
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Attanagoda Santha - Architect, Fannie Mae
Acknowledgement
This project is supported by National Science Foundation grants ACI-1450310, ACI-1450319, ACI-1450323, and ACI-1450377. Any opinions, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the developers and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.


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Open the source file by pressing the "PREPARE" button and import your data.
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Open your new file and close the App using the "OPEN FILE" button.
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{% extends "logged_out.html" %} {% load i18n %} {% block page_title %}{% trans "Request Account Invitation" %}{% endblock %} {% block page_content %}
{% blocktrans with site=request.site.name trimmed %} Fill out the form below to request an account at {{ site }}. Please provide as much information you think is relevant for our moderators to approve your application. {% endblocktrans %}


Storm has a simple and easy to use API. When programming on Storm, you manipulate and transform streams of tuples, and a tuple is a named list of values. Tuples can contain objects of any type; if you want to use a type Storm doesn’t know about it’s very easy to register a serializer for that type.
There are just three abstractions in Storm: spouts, bolts, and topologies. A spout is a source of streams in a computation. Typically a spout reads from a queueing broker such as Kestrel, RabbitMQ, or Kafka, but a spout can also generate its own stream or read from somewhere like the Twitter streaming API. Spout implementations already exist for most queueing systems.
A bolt processes any number of input streams and produces any number of new output streams. Most of the logic of a computation goes into bolts, such as functions, filters, streaming joins, streaming aggregations, talking to databases, and so on.
A topology is a network of spouts and bolts, with each edge in the network representing a bolt subscribing to the output stream of some other spout or bolt. A topology is an arbitrarily complex multi-stage stream computation. Topologies run indefinitely when deployed.
Storm has a “local mode” where a Storm cluster is simulated in-process. This is useful for development and testing. The “storm” command line client is used when ready to submit a topology for execution on an actual cluster.
The storm-starter project contains example topologies for learning the basics of Storm. Learn more about how to use Storm by reading the tutorial and the documentation.


Our founder, Gabriel Amodu, sought to create an online platform where students all over the world, studying similar disciplines can interact, connect and share not only their academic knowledge but also their social experiences.
Here at Peersview, we strongly believe that the collaborative and interactive features of a social networking platform can help you and other users to obtain and share valuable knowledge and learning experiences.
At Peersview we are hungry, hungry to learn, hungry to develop and hungry to make a difference.


The elix-tabs component generates tab buttons for each tab panel, but you can also supply a set of tab buttons. You could this if you want to use a custom element for the tab buttons, or if you wanted to have the buttons and panels to have different labels.


Computes necessary configuration options from the environment. This can be used in Rails, Merb or standalone from the command line.
| APP_ROOT | = | defined?(RAILS_ROOT) ? RAILS_ROOT : defined?(Merb) ? Merb.root : File.expand_path(".") |
Extract project, package, controller names from the environment. This will respect config/restfulx.yml if it exists, you can override all of the defaults there. The defaults are:
- *base-package* same as project name downcased
- *controller-name* ‘ApplicationController‘
Here‘s a sample restfulx.yml file:
RestfulX code generation configuration options
By default flex models, commands, controllers and components are genearated into app/flex/<your rails project name> folder. If you‘d like to customize the target folder (to say append a "com" package before your rails project name) uncomment the line below base-package must follow the usual flex package notation (a string separated by ".")
base-package: com.pomodo
Main RestfulX controller is typically named AppicationController. This controller is created in <base-package>.controllers folder. You can customize the name by uncommenting the following line and changing the controller name.
controller-name: ApplicationController
List files ending in *.as (ActionScript) in a given folder
List files ending in *.mxml in a given folder


human-radiation interaction
interaction design, product design, speculative design
Design a way to give humans a physical, personal understanding of the radiation they are exposed to.
A collaborative Project with Dr. Munehiko Sato at the MIT Media Lab. Harmful radiation is a scary thing because it is impossible to understand with ones senses. A cut or bruise is painful, but not frightening because after it happens, it is easy to understand. With radiaiton, you have to trust what someone else tells you to feel, whether it be the news or elsewhere.
Our intervention to this problem is in the form of a wearable device that lightly shocks an individual when they are exposed to harmful radiation. By making the interaction a physical one, we enable the person to decide for themselves how they feel about radiation based on personal, physical experiences. The above pictures are of the "works-like model".
The above photos are from human factors testing done on the "looks-like" model.


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| __construct (ViewFactory $view, Redirector $redirector) | |
| make ($content= '', $status=200, array $headers=array()) | |
| view ($view, $data=array(), $status=200, array $headers=array()) | |
| json ($data=array(), $status=200, array $headers=array(), $options=0) | |
| jsonp ($callback, $data=array(), $status=200, array $headers=array(), $options=0) | |
| stream ($callback, $status=200, array $headers=array()) | |
| download ($file, $name=null, array $headers=array(), $disposition= 'attachment') | |
| redirectTo ($path, $status=302, $headers=array(), $secure=null) | |
| redirectToRoute ($route, $parameters=array(), $status=302, $headers=array()) | |
| redirectToAction ($action, $parameters=array(), $status=302, $headers=array()) | |
| redirectGuest ($path, $status=302, $headers=array(), $secure=null) | |
| redirectToIntended ($default= '/', $status=302, $headers=array(), $secure=null) | |
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| exists ($view) | |
| file ($path, $data=array(), $mergeData=array()) | |
| make ($view, $data=array(), $mergeData=array()) | |
| share ($key, $value=null) | |
| composer ($views, $callback, $priority=null) | |
| creator ($views, $callback) | |
| addNamespace ($namespace, $hints) | |
| exists ($view) | |
| file ($path, $data=array(), $mergeData=array()) | |
| make ($view, $data=array(), $mergeData=array()) | |
| share ($key, $value=null) | |
| composer ($views, $callback, $priority=null) | |
| creator ($views, $callback) | |
| addNamespace ($namespace, $hints) | |
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| $view | |
| $redirector | |
Definition at line 13 of file ResponseFactory.php.
| __construct | ( | ViewFactory | $view, |
| Redirector | $redirector | ||
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Create a new response factory instance.
| \Illuminate\Contracts\View\Factory | $view | |
| \Illuminate\Routing\Redirector | $redirector |
Definition at line 38 of file ResponseFactory.php.
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Create a new file download response.
| \SplFileInfo | string | $file | |
| string | $name | |
| array | $headers | |
| null | string | $disposition |
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Return a new JSON response from the application.
| string | array | $data | |
| int | $status | |
| array | $headers | |
| int | $options |
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Return a new JSONP response from the application.
| string | $callback | |
| string | array | $data | |
| int | $status | |
| array | $headers | |
| int | $options |
Definition at line 100 of file ResponseFactory.php.
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Return a new response from the application.
| string | $content | |
| int | $status | |
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Create a new redirect response, while putting the current URL in the session.
| string | $path | |
| int | $status | |
| array | $headers | |
| bool | $secure |
Definition at line 190 of file ResponseFactory.php.
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Create a new redirect response to the given path.
| string | $path | |
| int | $status | |
| array | $headers | |
| bool | $secure |
Definition at line 148 of file ResponseFactory.php.
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Create a new redirect response to a controller action.
| string | $action | |
| array | $parameters | |
| int | $status | |
| array | $headers |
Definition at line 176 of file ResponseFactory.php.
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Create a new redirect response to the previously intended location.
| string | $default | |
| int | $status | |
| array | $headers | |
| bool | $secure |
Definition at line 204 of file ResponseFactory.php.
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$headers = array() |
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Create a new redirect response to a named route.
| string | $route | |
| array | $parameters | |
| int | $status | |
| array | $headers |
Definition at line 162 of file ResponseFactory.php.
| stream | ( | $callback, | |
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Return a new streamed response from the application.
| \Closure | $callback | |
| int | $status | |
| array | $headers |
Definition at line 113 of file ResponseFactory.php.
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Return a new view response from the application.
| string | $view | |
| array | $data | |
| int | $status | |
| array | $headers |
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$if artist['pricemin']:
$# display low end of price range in artist's currency
$:{'from ' if artist['pricemax'] else ''}${SYMBOL(artist['pricesettings'])} ${PRICE(artist['pricemin'])}
$if artist['pricemax'] and artist['pricemax'] != artist['pricemin']:
$# display high end of price range in artist's currency
to ${SYMBOL(artist['pricesettings'])} ${PRICE(artist['pricemax'])}
$if artist['pricesettings'] != form.currency and artist['localmin']:
$if artist['localmax'] and artist['localmax'] != artist['localmin']:
$# display converted prices (range)
(Approx. ${SYMBOL(form.currency)} ${PRICE(artist['localmin'])}to ${SYMBOL(form.currency)} ${PRICE(artist['localmax'])})
$else:
$# display converted price (single)
(Approx. ${SYMBOL(form.currency)} ${PRICE(artist['localmin'])})
$else:
Price not declared
$# matching commission classes
${"Matched" if form.pc or form.c else "Types Available"}: ${artist['class']}
$# commission description
$if artist.get('description'):
$:{MARKDOWN(artist['description'])}
$else:
No description provided
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